* Improve compressions + add expire headers
* Remove MSIE check, caching only for versioned files, do not gzip MP3/JPG/PNG
* Lower GZIP min length, enable compressions on WASM

* fix: Updates coturn config on update.

* fix: Updates console message.

* Move STUN/TURN to IANA-assigned ports - 3478 and 5349 (TLS)

* Change remaining references to TURNS port from 4445 to 5349

* Change back TURNS to 443

* Adding whitelist and move away from using custom field for password.

We re-use room lock for lobby password.

* Make sure we do not run muc-occupant-pre-join for non members only rooms.

* Destroying lobby room, when main room is destroyed or membersonly is disabled.

* Adds destroy reason.

* Clears lobby room instance on destroy.

Fixes problem with on/off/on of lobby feature.

* Add lobby room jid only when members only is on.

* Sends main room jid on lobby destroy.

We can use that in client loggic to auto-join lobby participants to main room as lobby is disabled while waiting.

* fix: Fixes using is_healthcheck_room.

* squash: Enables lobby rooms feature by default.

* chore(deps): Update lib-jitsi-meet, to enable lobby rooms.

- Leave a link on doc/README,api,quick-install
- Moved the cloud API swagger file to resources/
- Merged the coding conventions with CONTRIBUTING.md

* optional fix for https port 5284 error

https://community.jitsi.org/t/no-certificate-present-in-ssl-tls-configuration-for-https-port-5284/47836/7

* usage of sudo and systemctl made more consistent

* jigasi download url changed to stable

Jigasi download url changed. Is this required in addition to apt install jigasi as part of the quick install guide?

* wget/dpkg removed from jagasi instructions

* Add participantRoleChanged event to external API

* Update API documentation

* Remove unneeded whitespace

* Remove more unneeded whitespace

* Fix jsdoc formatting

* Fix jsdoc formatting

Add information about firewall ports.

Clarify that a Let’s Encrypt cert is sufficient for iOS and Android clients.

* debian: Update coturn udp port to non-privileged one.

* debian: Turnserver config requires jitsi-meet-web-config files.

* doc: Updates doc, removing `--no-install-recommends`.

* debian: Moves checks and configs to default to prosody 0.11.

* debian: Disable room locking on internal muc.

* add scripts for deploying coturn with certbot

* turnserver: Removes unused variable showing error.

* debian: updates let's encrypt and coturn scripts.

* debian: Detect failure to retrieve external ip address.

* debian: Always configure turn when the turnserver package is installed.

Co-authored-by: Julien Fastré <julien.fastre@champs-libres.coop>

* Add gzip and expiration to nginx server config.

* Add application/json to gzip_types line to cover translations.

* Add gzip_vary for content caches, remove expires section.

Per discussion, expiration seems likely to cause more confusion than it solves.  Add gzip_vary to prevent content caches from caching un-compressed versions of the content and confusing browsers.

nginx presents the client's list of ALPN protocols as
$ssl_preread_alpn_protocols, a comma-separated string.  Use regular
expressions to match each item in the list, rather than the exact value
of the entire list at once.

This is to prevent item-not-found when multiple users try to join while jicofo is still configuring the room. Credits @paweldomas

Update commands provided to reload and check the status of videobridge.

* Prioritize messaging re: using hosted Jitsi if self-hosted is not required

* Update wording for self-hosting vs hosted

* Expand requirements sentence into document section

* Simplify Ubuntu universe step

* Condense repository and package installation steps

* Add comments for package installation steps

* Simplify wording around hostname configuration

* Simplify lets-encrypt wording

* Move certificate generation step before package installation

* Expand certificate instructions

* Move conference test step to post-installation

* Rephrase installation testing / confirmation step

* Extract platform-specific installation notes

* Rephrase superuser guidance

* Replace lists.jitsi.org link with web.archive.org pointer

* Place /etc/hosts example in code block

* Remove space before colon

* Add spacing before/after 'or' (improves github markdown rendering)

* Revert "Add spacing before/after 'or' (improves github markdown rendering)"

This reverts commit 9f33beb2ab.

* Nit: clarify apt/HTTPS relationship

* Revert "Expand requirements sentence into document section"

This reverts commit cf630983c0.

* Relocate Ubuntu universe repository advice

* More concise Ubuntu universe messaging

* Revert "Extract platform-specific installation notes"

This reverts commit 7161a700cb.

* Revert "Expand certificate instructions"

This reverts commit 5c479e7ffb.

* Revert "Move conference test step to post-installation"

This reverts commit a0ee279b7c.

* Revert "Simplify wording around hostname configuration"

This reverts commit ceab0ab9cf.

* Revert "Revert "Simplify wording around hostname configuration""

This reverts commit a7127d03dc.

* Revert "Revert "Revert "Simplify wording around hostname configuration"""

This reverts commit 1e5413690e.

* Revert "Remove space before colon"

This reverts commit 35cae52722.

* Mark Let's Encrypt step as optional

* Mark Let's Encrypt step as recommended

* Clarify Jitsi repository-add heading

* Nit: remove superfluous newline

* Fixup: restore Let's Encrypt descriptive text from master branch

* Update supported Ubuntu version to 18.04 (LTS)

* Add Ubuntu release codename

* Update minimum supported Debian version to 9 (Stretch)

* Undo relocation of Let's Encrypt script instructions

* Add Jitsi Meet mobile app certificate requirement notice

* 'Note' formatting consistency

* Rephrase sudo language

* Completely removes jetty config and defaults to nginx.

* Force configuring nginx or apache.

* Fixes certs when upgrading from jetty.

* Fixes certs and restarts jvb.

* Turnserver config conflicts apache2.

* Multi-domain sed only for nginx.

* Updates docs removing jetty.

- removed paragraph about old Debian Wheezy, the link is broken, and Wheezy doesn't even get security updates anymore, so seems unlikely anyone would do a new install with it.
- clarified that Let's Encrypt script uses only the HTTP challenge.
- added links to a few things that newbies might want to look up (nginx, apache, jetty, SIP, FQDN, Let's Encrypt, etc.
- added some basic debugging starting points, based on my experience
- some minor grammatical tweaks
- other minor tweaks

fixes #5260 (#5279)

Broken link, I presume this one was meant.